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Parental quest for details can shut down parent-teen sex talk
Parents and guardians, it is not always good to just come right out and say, “Are you having sex?”
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Teens and parents must have the sex talk
Over the weekend, I was watching the Lifetime channel when the movie “The Pregnancy Pact” aired. Previews had been running for weeks and it seemed really interesting.
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Early applicants get the free financial aid
Today, I just wanted to offer a few reminders to get you thinking about life after high school! Remember to fill out the FAFSA (The Free Application for Federal Student Aid) application as soon as possible.
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What are your New Year’s resolutions?
First word: “new.” Second words: dreams, goals, relationships, accomplishments. Ok, you get the picture. This is the time when many of us set resolutions for the next year.
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School-free days and all I want for Christmas is ...
For Memphis City Schools students and teachers, two weeks of school-free days are within sight. Wondering what others would be doing, I proposed the following question: What about the Christmas Break, do you look forward to the most and what do you want for Christmas?
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Looking for adventure? Try community service
With the New Year quickly approaching, teens may want to join a new group, expand their interests, meet new people and/or put in more community service hours.
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A fall fashion flash, with emphasis on cute
Well there has for sure been a noticeable change in the temperature. It is sooooo cold! I recently came to the conclusion that I can’t still look cute and stay warm wearing some of my summer shirts.
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College Tips 101: Finding the right college major
Some students have known since forever what they want to major in, but for others, the career interests keep changing.
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College tips 101: How to find the right college
Finding the right college is an intimidating job for many high school seniors. After all, it just might determine where we go and how far we get in life.
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Memphis middle-schooler takes ‘Today Show’ spin in stride
On Monday evening, I had the pleasure of interviewing 12-year-old Deidra Shores at the end of a day she will never forget. Deidra is a student at Colonial Middle School and that morning she had been in New York competing in the Today’s Kid Reporter Contest on the “Today Show”.
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